Phantasma. Chypre Probably of Memphite origin and

Probably of Memphite origin and preserved in the British Museum

abandoned by men

Did fortifications and surrounding walls offer better chances of survival and freedom for both defenders and the population

Précédé de Brassaï et les lumières de la ville par Roger Grenier

one of the properties of pain

Phantasma. Chypre Probably of Memphite origin andEtymology is never a fool of the house. From its origin (phantazo) phantasma has retained the idea of making visible, of exposing to view, of showing, hence these notions of apparition, specter or ghost. We also find in the New Testament an occurrence of phantazo translated this time by the word spectacle. And so terrifying was this spectacle that Moses said: I am terrified and trembling (Epistle to the Hebrews, 12. 24). In this respect all the